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by libeclipse 11y ago
I started off python learning python 3, but a few months into it, I was forced do a project in python 2. It was a turning point, I immediately ported over all my python projects to python 2. To me, it just seemed more simple, elegant, and c
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by libeclipse 11y ago
And then comes along a Source Mage user.
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It takes about a minute, as opposed to 10 seconds, to install something if you skim each page for check boxes, as opposed to spamming next. If you can't spare that amount of time, then there's not much that anyone can do to help y
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by libeclipse 11y ago
It's amazing watching a normal person install something. Most people I've seen just spam the next button until the window disappears, until the software and all its friends are happily installed. I think the first step is to educa
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by libeclipse 11y ago
Linux is a much more open platform than windows. It's only downside is that most people think it's difficult to use. I cannot think of any reasons why you'd think windows is open, especially when comparing it to Linux. You we
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by libeclipse 11y ago
Also note that there's a difference between uBlock and uBlock Origins.
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But democracy is inept. It's an illusion. We as citizens (at least in the UK) don't have any day in the running of our country or the decisions that are made by our government. Every four years, we're given a choice to elect
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That's the kind of thinking suicide bombers have.
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Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety
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A lot of people are missing the point here. Of course it's not system's fault here, but it's completely absurt for them to completely dismiss a fix just because they're not at fault. efibootmgr requires rw access, but it
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by libeclipse 11y ago
For me, all that Aaron Swartz's story is for me, is a reminder if how broken and corrupted the judicial system is. I couldn't really care less about what he did when he was alive, just about the horrific things that others did alo
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by libeclipse 11y ago
It's just a matter of time before using Shor's algorithm is feasable, and then encryption as we know it will be dead.
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by libeclipse 11y ago
This makes sense. It's like when I'm solving a project euler problem, I don't use verbose output because it runs much faster without having to print everything to the screen. (Python)
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by libeclipse 11y ago
He makes a really good point about traditional teaching methods. What's the point with the obsession over 'the correct method'? If the answer is correct, and the method in question can reliably reach the correct answer, in my
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by libeclipse 11y ago
This is really an argument about whether or not proprietary systems are inherently more secure. I run Arch on my main system, and when a vulnerability is disclosed, it's often patched within hours. Windows is littered with bugs, vulner